The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1887-03-18

Richards pfupefty on Madison avenue,
nov occupied by Judge Allison. Mr..
Miller saws he lie tired living up stairs.
He will now have one of the most pieae-
autlv located homes in the city.
Gentlemen wishing spring or sum-
me- suits should not fail to call on
George Davies, the tailor, and exam
inc his samples. The spring suitings
are very handsome, and Mr. Davies
eays they sre cheaper than ever before
The ladies of the Aid Society and
members of the Christian church Will
| give an oyster supper and iair on tns
| 18th at the G.. A. r. hall. supper VIII
be served from O'Clock till .. Inc
sale commencing Immediately after
supper. Proceeds to go for churcn eA-
penses. All are invited.
! The bonds for the new Humboldt
road which was to run south vest
through Wilson county, was deAated
in one of the townships where an eiec.
ton was held recently, by vote OF l0O
10 2. It hardly looks as though Hum.
boldt was going to get new railroad
this year, Some other year perhaps.
Two weeks ago Mr.. I. B. Lawyer adj |
vertiset; fence posts for sale in our Far.
mers Column. Last week he received
Ia card from q gentleman in New York
who wanted his price on g 500 posts to
he shipped to Barber county. Is 1t any
, wonder that we are little bit proud
Of the REGISTER as an advertising me-
dunn?
! ANY one wishing to buy so acres OF
Hand. all enclosed, more than half IN
/. cultivation. and good well, miles
= north of lola, in a good neighborhood:
school lust across the road, sevefai
i churches liz easy access, may get an
lextra bargain by applying at once to
this office. Land has sold all round 1t
for nearly twie what is asked TOR TINS.
The day passenger on the S. X. Ry.,
now CONNECTS with the fast mail train
at Kansas City and thus brings US
d eastern mail at three o'clock in the
Afternoon that under the old arrange.
j., ment would not reach US till the next
morning. In order to make this con-
lnect;ou the running time between n.
,. C.. and lola has to be shortened over
an hour.
,tl Those fond of seeing monstroslties in
the animal line will md curious suo'
Iject for investigation at Cowan q
. Marsh's store. 1t is pig, or ra1heI
two pigs, with their bodies FORMING =
II perfect juncture from about the miu9ls
nm to the head, while the hinder
narts are entirely separated and per
fectly formed. The freak was brough
in by Mr.. Delaplain, of Elm township
e. Mr.. Knapp has letter this weel
from a large and wealthy furniture
"a factory at wheeling, w. Va, stating
Il. that thew were DESTROYS of establishing
a branch factory in the west and ask
II ing particulars concerning the advan
10 tages offered by lola. 1t is needless I
saw that Mr.. Knapp said all that need
to ed to be said in his reply. and We hop
nd soon to be able to announce the arrlvs
of some member Of the firm on tou
H. of inspection.
e, The third address of the "Hom
Iecture Course" will be delivered b
-, Mr.. 7. F. Shiun. tho bright young n
:. norter of the District Court, at tt
Opera House Thursday evening
March 81, on the subject 1.-THE Fan
we Staedard.- As matter
i've co urtesy TO a stranger guest" no ie
than for the sake Of the en- tertainmel
49,. itself. the house should be crowde'
, ,,' The usual price of admission, ID cent
will be charged.
,,;s A notable feature ot the funeral
nrs Henry Ward Beecher was the aosen'
of all the usual emblems OF mourning
a wreath of flowers was hung on Il
& door Of his residence, instead OF crap
ola and Plymouth church, where the &c
vices were held, instead of bell
% shrouded in black, was filled with G
brightest flowers and was never so 81
nc Iv decorated. All this was in accor
ance with Mr.. Beecher's often expre'
the ed wish. The innovation seems TO
one q very pleasant one.
Nayor Cowau returned yesterd
COX from st. Joseph where he went to
fore ouire more definitely into the standi
and ability of the firm whose propo
tion to establish broom factory ~
TOT was noted last week. He found 20
their st. Joseph establishment "
fern not so complete as we had been LED
ont believe and so did not attempt 70 ms
any contract with them. Ihere
room here for a big factory and
rant don't want any other kind. The
ons. one will come. and Mat soon
Land Commissioner Sparks has ag
4 OF been sat down upon, this TIME !.
matter III W ulCu sAhCu SoANy
ested. 1t seems that the League
nest prevailed upon Mr.. Sparks to reco
,nnd mend to the Secretary of the Inter
N that the Attorney General be instr
ed to institute proceedings to restr
kens any owner of even section land IN
see county from bringing an electm
here. suit against a Lacquer. pending
suit to vacate the railroad patents I
GUY ON the docket of the u s. Circuit Co
fresh 1 1 .n S.ot.,,. declined to give 81
Hard .ue ,ha ,round that II
was no authority for such action.
tne At the meeting Of the Horticult
NJ Society last Saturday the value OF
REaIsrER'S Farmers Column was
ken of in very complimentary TEL
rasp- and it was decided that the SOC
ever would use part of it in the interest
Cas- horticulture, provided the consen
the editor could be obtained.
consent was only too gladly given
ey 70 the first contribution appears
!. ms week. Items will be furnished ov
Tue member Of the society but they vii
be submitted to and arranged by
.rr;es efficient secretary, Mr.. B. +: Pane
,,ince We are sure our readers VIII nnd 20
IN the valuable suggestions in these lette
TheJ jamestown dress goods havepr
. tho themselves equal to all our claims
nsbin guarantees. lst-to be MADE IRON
Is very best selected material by the
killed workmen, wool dyed, and
ored as fast as the purest dyes ana